Bomb blast hits Harvard library after warning call
A bomb exploded on the third floor of Harvard's Center for International Affairs library in Cambridge following a warning call. Windows were blown out, concrete shredded, and steel reinforcing rods bent in the ceiling as Archibald Cox, a Harvard law professor, called the damage a terrible mess while briefing the president at a campus news conference.
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Angela Davis Arrested by FBI Amid California Courtroom Shootout
Angela Davis, 26, UCLA former faculty, was arrested with David Poindexter Jr. at a Manhattan motel on murder and kidnapping charges linked to a San Rafael courtroom breakout. Davis, placed on the FBI ten Most Wanted List, faces arraignment with Poindexter on the night of the arrest. Protests also unfold as Milwaukee students press for Mexican-American education at UWM with support from civil rights leaders.
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Rosson predicts light Vietnam attacks tied to elections
General William B. Rosson warned that any enemy actions in Vietnam aimed at influencing U.S. congressional elections would be modest and short in duration. He also forecast increased enemy resupply and possible combat after the monsoon ends in Southern Laos and northeast Cambodia.
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Rural Monroe Man Wins American Farmer Degree at National FFA
Ivan Zettle of Cadiz township nine miles southeast of Monroe is awarded the American Farmer degree at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Zettle Farm covers 220 acres with a 30 cow Brown Swiss herd and 200 market hogs. past projects include champion cattle and participation in Wisconsin junior shows. He earlier earned the State Farmer Degree in 1968 and is the ninth Monroe Chapter member to receive the honor.
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Ralph Figs, Jr
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James Salesman
William Deininger
Kenneth Allen
Nixon peace proposal risks Saigon grip in countryside
White House officials say Nixon's five point peace plan threatens South Vietnam's hold on rural areas if North Vietnam accepts the cease-fire. They deem a Paris peace talks path possible, justifying the risk as a step toward ending the war. Officials briefed reporters in Hartford caution the move could weaken government control near Laos.
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Ground Breaks for New Janesville Plant in Brodhead
Janesville Products and Brodhead Industrial Development Corp announce construction of an 80,000 square foot molded urethane foam plant in Brodhead. Groundbreaking awarded to Helgesteel of Janesville. site includes railroad and truck docks, offices, and future expansion space on a 30 acre tract annexed to the city. Weighing factors were railroad siding and proximity to auto plants in Janesville Belvidere and Kenosha. The land is owned by Amtel, parent of Janesville Products, formerly Janesville Cotton Mills. existing Janesville Mills expansion preserves 50 jobs.
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Supervisors Form Housing Authority in Green County
Green County supervisors vote to create a County Housing Authority with a five member unpaid commission. Housing for the elderly may be built in towns requesting units, with at least 100 more units needed countywide. Deliberations noted prior Monroe Albany facilities and interest from Brodhead New Glarus and Monticello mayors. Food stamp policy discussion proceeds to Oct. 27 with a potential test case on eligibility amid a purchase of an addressograph machine for $10,414.50.
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Scarves Declared Not Sold by Florine's Store in Monroe
Mrs. Lillian Long owner of Florine's Store in Monroe said the shop has none of the inflammable scarves touted on TV and radio. She added the company claimed some scarves sold over the past year were bought for purses from another firm and carry a Hand Printed Sheet Made in Japan label. A UPI report lists ten stores including Walworth Mt. Horeb and Stoughton.
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